Classification of Vegetables

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Classification of Vegetables. Group 1 Samuel Peters Hellen Jack James Dale Smart Patricia Goddard Meredith Murray Edlyne Richard. Roots/Tubers. Fruits. Leaves. Pods. Bulbs. Stalks/Stem. Flower.

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Classification of Vegetables

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Classification of Vegetables Group 1 Samuel Peters Hellen Jack James Dale Smart Patricia Goddard Meredith Murray Edlyne Richard
Roots/Tubers
Fruits
Leaves
Pods
Bulbs
Stalks/Stem
Flower

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